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Antonio Yarbough and Sharrif Wilson were imprisoned for the 1992 murders of Yarboughs mother, younger sister, and a cousin.
A Brooklyn District Attorney concluded that new DNA evidence proved their innocence and decided their wrongful conviction was prompted by police manipulation and forced coercion.
Antonio Yarbough (left) and Sharrif Wilson (right) who were wrongly accused of triple murder are free at last
Yarbough breaks down into tears after being asked if he thinks anyone will ever find his family's murderer
The Huffington Post reports that Yarbough was the one who discovered his family's bodies so he felt compelled to call police to the scene of the crime.
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Antonio Yarbough(left) and Sharrif Wilson(right) were wrongly accused of murdering Yarbough's family
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They had a perfect alibi. They were locked behind bars and therefore couldn't plant DNA on another victim.
Not only was the DNA identical, the victims were stabbed and strangled, like in Yarbough's family's death.
Brooklyn D.A. Kenneth Thompson was responsible for the their miraculous release.
The New York Times states the D.A. was 'grappling with a metastasizing wrongful conviction scandal in which dozens of imprisoned men have asked for freedom, their convictions linked to mistakes and misconduct by police and prosecutors in the violent, drug-plagued 1980s and 1990s.'
The men were young, and unfortunately forced to admit to a crime they didn't commit in the belief they could go free if they complied with the police's orders.
Yarbough was sentenced 75 years to life and Wilson was given a lesser sentance of nine years to life reports CNN.
12 years after rotting away behind bars, a letter from Yarbough's aunt arrived and asked a pertinent question. She asked if they were guilty.
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Eventually both men were freed and saw each other for the first time in decades when they met in court on Thirsday.
Even though Wilson was forced into saying his friend killed his family, Yarbough harbored no anger towards his long time friend who was also forced behind bars.
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In my Java EE project, there are several "Java EE" modules and a web module. One of the Java EE modules provides a class to CDI that is to be used by the other modules:
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public void setX(@Actual X x){
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However, this works only in one of the Java EE modules and in the web module. In all of the remaining Java EE modules, injection consistently fails, and I am clueless as to why: All I get is WELD-1408, unsatisfied dependency.
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beans.xml in the proper places, they all work as long as I don't switch to injection. Most of the target beans are already in use as injected beans in a JSF.
What's special about the Java EE module that works is that the bean is injected into a servlet in the web module, not the JSF.
The project runs with Java EE 6, EJB 3.1 in GlassFish 3.1. Dependencies are managed by Maven 3.
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Did you come across this before? What could I have done wrong?
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#47 to #22 - indecisivejew ONLINE (05/10/2013) [-]
I ******* love how he insults Kojima and blames the game because he is too idiotic to apply even the most basic of problem solving abilities. I'm glad that CoD exists so that people like DSP stick to it. Could you imagine him being in chat on one of your online games?
#42 to #22 - goodguygary ONLINE (05/10/2013) [-]nobody could be this idiotic.
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Have you watched his other videos, he IS that dumb.
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It surpassed Dante's vision of hell. Not in his wildest imagination could the supreme medieval poet have dreamed up a scene of such horror. There was blood everywhere: on the bed, on the floor, on the walls and even on the ceiling. Pieces of skin, flayed from the victim's abdomen, and flesh from her thighs lay on a small bedside table; more skin and lumps of flesh, hacked from her arms and legs, were left on a larger table. Several feet of intestines and the young woman's spleen were strewn across the bed, where blood had soaked through the thin mattress and dripped silently into a widening, crimson pool on the floor. Her uterus, kidneys and one severed breast had been pushed under her head. The other breast lay beside her right foot. Her liver nestled between her feet on a coverlet caked in yet more blood. The stench of blood and gore was overwhelming – enough to make a person retch. The small room at number 13 Miller's Court was truly hell on earth.
Mary Kelly was an attractive young woman and the final victim of the Whitechapel murderer, more popularly known as Jack the Ripper. Her stiffening corpse lay on its back near to the left-hand side of the bed. Her face, drained of colour, was turned away from the wall, her sightless pale blue eyes having lost their shine, stared from behind a thin grey film towards the middle of the room. She was almost naked, save for a sheer linen undergarment which had been slashed away at the front. Her right carotid artery had been savagely cut, and her throat severed to the spine, which was deeply scored by the blade of a knife; a torrent of blood from the gaping wound had matted almost all her long, light-coloured hair. Her nose had been hacked off and lay on one side, while her cheeks, eyebrows and ears were partially removed. Several cuts ran obliquely from her lips to her chin and her face was covered in so much blood that she was barely recognisable. Her knees were bent and her legs had been forced unnaturally wide apart. Mary Kelly's torso was torn open from her ribs to her private parts, her insides viciously ripped out. Her right arm was placed in such a way that her hand was pushed inside the now empty cavity of her belly. With her entire body hideously disfigured, she resembled a slaughtered beast hanging on a butcher's hook rather than a human being, and certainly not a young, attractive woman.
At that time of year, November, and during the colder winter months, damp mists rising from the Essex marshes would drift towards London driven by light, easterly winds. There, they combined with the toxic black smoke spewed from a hundred thousand chimneys to create a permanent miasma: the filthy, poisonous, sulphurous mist of a London pea soup fog.
At 8.30 a.m. several hours after the murder on that same cold grey morning, a woman emerged from Miller's Court. She walked briskly up the narrow stone passageway to the corner of the lane, and then turned right into Dorset Street. Mrs Caroline Maxwell, a housewife who lived in a lodging house opposite the arched entrance to the court, saw her, though her vision would have been somewhat impaired by the thick foul mists swirling around the streets.
While the finer features of the woman were obscured, Maxwell could see the brightly coloured clothes she was wearing: a green bodice, a brown linsey skirt and a red knitted crossover shawl. They were the very same clothes that Mary Kelly had been wearing when Caroline Maxwell had met her the previous day.
Maxwell called out to her across the street, as the woman hurried from the passageway. "What, Mary, brings you up so early?"
The woman immediately turned towards her.
'I have the horrors of the drink upon me as I have been drinking for some days past,' the woman replied in a familiar Welsh accent.
After a further brief exchange, it started to rain, and both women moved on.
Shortly after 11.00, more than two hours later, Thomas Bowyer, a shop assistant, called to Kelly's room to collect from her 29 shillings in rent arrears. When there was no reply, he went to a side window where he knew there was a broken pane of glass. He reached in, pushed aside a dirty old coat that served as a curtain, and peered into the room. Once his eyes adjusted to the dim light, what he saw caused him to jerk backwards, and he fell to the ground in shock. Bowyer picked himself up, fled to the shop nearby where he worked and quickly came back with his employer, John McCarthy, who was both a grocer and Kelly's landlord. McCarthy put his eye to the window, and then he too recoiled in startled horror.
McCarthy immediately sent Bowyer to Commercial Street police station to summon help. He soon returned to Miller's Court with two police officers: Inspectors Walter Beck and Walter Dew. Beck looked in through the same broken window and what he saw appalled him. He pleaded with Dew not to look, but his advice was ignored and Dew took his turn at the window. There, in the darkness of the small room, he saw a terrible sight which he would never forget.
In a ceremony that dates from the time of Magna Carta, the annual Lord Mayor's Show in London is traditionally held on the second Friday in November. A procession accompanies the new, incoming Lord Mayor to the Royal Courts of Justice in the Strand. There, he is presented to the King or Queen and Judges of the High Court, and swears his oath of loyalty to the Crown. The event is a pleasant and enjoyable affair, generally regarded as a welcome break at what is usually a dreary time of year. This particular day, bitter cold, wet and with dark rain-clouds covering the entire sky, was no exception, and even if it was not destined to be enjoyable, it was certainly going to be unforgettable, but for an entirely unexpected reason.
For a brief time, the atrocities that had plunged Whitechapel into a state of terror that autumn were forgotten in the excitement of the moment. The colour, music and pageantry of the procession were a welcome and diverting distraction for the many thousands of visitors who had come to the East End of London, and who packed the pavements to watch the show. But as the long cortege slowly emerged from the mists on Ludgate Hill, two small boys mischievously joined in at the front. The incoming Lord Mayor, Sir James Whitehead, who led the parade, hung fast to the reins of his startled white horse, and tried hard not to fall as the boys in front of him waved large boards above their heads, danced and jumped about. Gradually, as the procession drew closer, a deathly hush descended on the crowds. The celebratory flags and festival banners were lowered, the music and cheering died away and an ominous silence filled the air.
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Detective Inspector Frederick George Abberline, Scotland Yard's best and most experienced detective, and officer appointed to coordinate the murder investigation, arrived at Miller's Court at 11.30 a.m., soon after the alarm was raised. He was accompanied by Detective Sergeant George Godley, who had been assigned to assist him following the discovery of the body of Mary Ann Nichols ten weeks before. There they joined Inspectors Walter Beck and Walter Dew, Dr George Bagster Phillips, the police surgeon for the Metropolitan Police, who had arrived 15 minutes before, Thomas Bowyer and John McCarthy.
Abberline requested tracker dogs – bloodhounds – to pursue the murderer's scent, though recent trials on Hampstead Heath to assess their effectiveness had produced inconclusive results. While they waited for the bloodhounds, Burgho and Barnaby, to arrive, Abberline ordered cordons to be placed at the entrance to Miller's Court. These were to prevent the crowds, who were now abandoning the Lord Mayor's procession in their thousands, from descending on the crime scene. These onlookers were already blocking Dorset Street, and hundreds more continued to arrive as the news of yet another murder spread.
By noon, forty more police had arrived at Miller's Court, and while some struggled to hold back the quickly growing crowd, others questioned witnesses, took statements and searched the small paved yard of the court, the seven tenement houses, the dustbin and the narrow passageway that led past McCarthy's shop, for evidence, clues and traces of blood.
It was not until early afternoon – more than two hours after Bowyer's gruesome discovery – that the detectives learned that the bloodhounds would not be coming after all. Their use had been discontinued just over a week earlier, unbeknown to the detectives, and they were no longer available. At 1.30 p.m. the door of 13 Miller's Court was forced open, and Inspector Abberline, D.S. George Godley, Inspectors Walter Beck and Walter Dew followed Dr George Phillips, and squeezed into Mary Kelly's single-room apartment. They yanked away the dirty old coat from the window, allowing light to flood into the room. What Bowyer, McCarthy, Beck and Dew had glimpsed through the window was bad enough, but in bright daylight the scene was infinitely worse. All five men were horrified, and some of them became physically ill at the ghastly sight that confronted them.
The dwelling was small – no more than five or six paces from wall to wall. It contained an old wooden bed, a small bedside table, a larger table, a cupboard, two chairs and a washstand. A faded reproduction of 'The Fisherman's Widow' by the English artist Frank Bramley hung from a nail above the mantelpiece in what might have been half-hearted attempt to lift the young woman's spirits in such dismal surroundings. Given the painting's subject matter – a sad-looking woman staring at a large wooden memorial cross in a desolate graveyard – it seemed unlikely to succeed.
Dr Thomas Bond, another police surgeon, arrived at Miller's Court at 2.00 p.m. and, together, the two doctors examined the victim's remains while the four detectives searched the room for clues, and continued their fingertip search of the court.
With forensic detection in its infancy, Scotland Yard's Fingerprint Bureau yet to be established, and effective DNA profiling still more than a century away, the detectives had little more to assist them than their own eyes and gut instinct. As they searched the room, they noticed that a fire in the hearth had burned so fiercely that it had melted the handle and spout of a kettle standing on the hob. Abberline probed the large grey mound of cold ashes in the fireplace. As he prodded and poked, a piece of curved wire emerged; it was about eight inches long and attached to it was a small piece of charred material, the remains of a woman's felt hat. Further investigation of the ashes produced two more pieces of material. The larger, also burnt at the edges, twelve inches square and dark brown in colour, was all that remained of a woman's cotton twill skirt. A smaller piece of black velvet might have been the remains of a cape.
The police brought in a professional photographer, Joe Martin of Cannon Street Road, to photograph the remains of the victim. Already a veteran of three photographic murder assignments in Whitechapel that autumn at Scotland Yard's request, Martin produced a pin-sharp image of his latest, and most grotesque, subject. It is one of only two known likenesses of Mary Jane Kelly.
When the photographer had left, the doctors continued their lengthy examination of the corpse and began to reconstruct the young woman's body. They collected the pieces of skin, as well as the flesh and organs which had been ripped from the victim and strewn across the bed and about the room. Every body part, no matter how small, was carefully retrieved and replaced in and on the corpse in the approximate position it would have occupied in life.
One of the doctors also raked through the ashes in the grate, but there was nothing left to find. The corpse, sewn together as well as it could be, was removed to the mortuary in the late afternoon. But despite a thorough search of the room, the court, and the passageway to Dorset Street, one organ could not be located. The victim's heart was missing.
The stub of a solitary candle stood on top of a broken wine glass placed on the small bedside table. Lying across a chair was Mary Kelly's underwear, but her outer clothes were nowhere to be found. The damaged kettle, coupled with the large pile of ashes, provided confirmation of an intense blaze. Following a two-day investigation at the murder scene, the detectives reasoned that the murderer must have burned Kelly's clothes in order to generate more light to see by as he carried out his terrible work, though they were at a loss to explain why he had not burned her underwear also. Afterwards, the murderer had left and made good his escape. It was a rational enough conclusion to draw.
And it would have been, except that there is no record of anyone seeing Mary Kelly wearing the hat and clothes, the remnants of which were found in her fireplace, and for the strange testimony of Mrs Caroline Maxwell. She gave a written statement to the police, and later testified under oath at the inquest which commenced on Monday, 12 November, that she had both seen Mary Kelly and spoken with her on the morning of the murder: the woman whose features were obscured by the fog; the woman who was wearing a green bodice, a brown linsey skirt and a red knitted crossover shawl; the woman who had spoken with a Welsh accent....
As to the time of Mary Kelly's death, the police investigation turned up two witnesses, both residents of Miller's Court, who had heard a cry of 'Murder!' just before 4.00 a.m. Dr Thomas Bond estimated Kelly's time of death as between 1.00 a.m. and 2.00 a.m. Dr George Bagster Phillips estimated the time of her death as between 4.45 a.m. and 5.45 a.m. However, the latter gave his opinion that a body ripped apart in such a cold room would lose heat far more quickly than a victim whose body had not been so extensively mutilated. That morning the outside temperature had dropped to almost 39 degrees Fahrenheit, so it had been quite cold.
Whether Mary Kelly died as early as 1.00 a.m., or at 4.00 a.m. when the two independent witnesses heard what may have been her last scream for help, or even as late as 5.45 a.m., which Dr Phillips estimated as the latest time of death, it is certain that she was already dead by the time of Caroline Maxwell's encounter with the woman she believed to be Mary Kelly at 8.30 a.m. that same morning.
This anomaly in the evidence has never been satisfactorily explained. The dilemma would haunt Inspectors Frederick Abberline and Walter Dew to the end of their days. Philip Sugden, in The Complete History of Jack the Ripper, described it as, "an unanswered riddle". Stephen Knight, in Jack the Ripper: The Final Solution, said it "is one of the enduring mysteries of the case".
In its edition published on 10 November, the day after the murder, an editorial in The Times ran: "The murders, so cunningly continued, are carried out with a completeness which altogether baffles investigators. Not a trace is left of the murderer, and there is no purpose in the crime to afford the slightest clue ...".
During the course of Mary Kelly's murder, and the subsequent mutilations to her body, the murderer would, according to the doctors who examined the corpse, have been covered in a great deal of blood, especially on his hands and clothing. Near the side of the building in which the murdered woman lived, and fixed to the end wall, was a hand-operated water pump. However, no one who was covered in blood could have used the pump in daylight without the risk of being seen from any one of the tenement houses opposite; though perhaps unbeknown to the murderer, three of them were currently unoccupied. Sunrise on that day was at 7.07, but by the time the murderer was making good an escape, that time was already long past.
But if the clothes that had been burned in the fire – a woman's felt hat, a dark brown skirt and a black velvet cape – were not Mary Kelly's clothes, and Kelly was not known to own a hat, they could have been the blood-stained clothes of the murderer. If the murderer then dressed in Kelly's clean outer clothes in order to escape, this might explain how Caroline Maxwell believed that she had encountered Mary Kelly.
Excerpted from Jack the Ripper by John Morris. Copyright © 2012 John Morris. Excerpted by permission of Poetry Wales Press Ltd.
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This property is a vacationer's dream. The property consists of a private 11 acre point with nearly 3000 feet of deep-water frontage, two large sand beaches, several pocket beaches, granite ledges, trails through the woods and picture perfect views across Penobscot Bay to the Camden Hills. There are also daily morning and evening flyovers by the neighborhood bald eagle on his way to and from his fishing trips to adjacent Burnt Cove. The house, a sturdy cape with water views from every window, is located approximately 50 feet from the high tide line. A small pocket beach directly in front of the house is a wonderful spot for a quick picnic on the rocks, or you can sit in chairs on the lawn with your feet on the stone wall and take in the spectacular sunsets over the Bay. Entire days can be whiled away on the large sand beach that is just steps from the house.
The house is well-appointed as it is our summer home as well. (We like comfortable beds and down pillows and we suspect you do too.) We rent the house the weeks that we are unable to be there. There is a large eat-in kitchen, a dining room with a fireplace, a large living room with a fireplace, four bedrooms and two full baths (one up and one down). There is a also a very large cushioned window seat in a nook at the front of the house that makes for a great spot to read or watch the goings on out on Penobscot Bay. The downstairs bedrooms have two twin beds and a double bed respectively. Upstairs there is a king-size bed and a set of twin bunk beds. There is also a small room outside the master bedroom with a full-size crib. The house has lots of windows and it is impossible to forget that you are anywhere but on the rocky coast of Maine, even when you are indoors.
The living room has shelves and cupboards full of books, magazines, games and puzzles for all ages, as well as a toy box and a small wooden train set. For outdoor time, there are lawn chairs, beach chairs, a hammock, a large picnic table, sand toys, and a tree fort for the young and the young at heart.
If you need to venture from this wonderful spot, the local grocery store, well-stocked for summer visitors, is just a mile away and Stonington's Main Street with its shops and galleries is about two miles away. The location of the house also makes it an easy jumping off spot for day trips to Acadia National Park (90 minutes away) or for hopping the Stonington ferry to Isle au Haut to explore its miles of shoreline and hiking trails. Whether you are a bird watcher, a hiker, a cyclist, a sailor, an avid kayaker eager to explore the multitude of islands within an easy paddle of Deer Isle, or a family looking for a great spot to relax and have fun, you will find that this property has all it takes for an idyllic vacation on the coast of Maine.
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We reside in Portland, Maine with our two teenage sons, our cats Sal and Einstein and our miniature Australian Shepherd Babe. We spent our summers at the house when the boys were young but busy schedules and professional lives have meant less time on Deer Isle in recent years. Hal is an MIT educated aeronautical engineer specializing in computational fluid dynamics. One of his most visible recent projects was as a member of the design team for New Zealand's Team Emirates AC 45 catamaran and he is currently a member of the Oracle Team USA America's Cup design team. Amy is a graduate of Bowdoin College and works as in house counsel for the Maine Community College System.
Amy Homans and Harold Youngren purchased this house in 2000
We purchased the property in order to have a vacation home on Deer Isle. We had kayaked in various places up and down the Maine coast and loved paddling around Deer Isle and the islands of Merchant's Row more than any other place. Our children were two and a half and less than a year old at the time so the prospect of our own sandy beach, 3,000 feet of frontage, deep water access for the boats and 11 acres to explore and run around on was very appealing. And the appeal continues!
The privacy afforded by the house, the various beaches, easy water access, the gorgeous sunsets, and the convenience of a mile to the grocery store, a couple of miles to town and a ferry out to Acadia National Park on Isle au Haut are just a few things that convinced us that this was the property for us. The house also felt like a home and with plenty of room for company. Being able to see water from every window, especially the big windows at the front of the house, and getting great light all day sealed the deal.
This was our first time renting this amazing property, and our first visit to Stonington. It was the most wonderful vacation we have had in a long, long time. We have described it as living in a postcard for a week! We were a group of 7, ranging in age from 15 to 83. It is not easy to find a spot where such a broad age range is happy - but this is it. Every member of our party had a wonderful time - hiking, fishing, collecting shells, reading, watching lobster boats, sailboats and windjammers cruise by the house - just wonderful. The house was well equipped with books and games. The kitchen was big and homey, with lots of pots and pans, dishes - everything we needed to feel comfortable and at home. The views from inside and outside were amazing. I did not step out of the house 1 time the whole week without saying "This is just so gorgeous!". The other area I would be remiss in not mentioning is the privacy at this home. You are on a point, with no other houses in site. It is peaceful, beautiful and private as can be. Definitely gem tucked away by the sea. Wonderful!
Idyllic location, great owners, very quiet especially if you have small children & a dog as there's 11 ac to run around and explore without worrying about bothering others or traffic, etc. etc.
Penobscot Bay, with dozens of islands within paddling distance of Stonington, is one of the world's premiere sea kayaking destinations, There are a number of good hikes on the island and many more on Isle au Haut and Mount Desert Island, The nearby Island County Club is open to the public and has a nine hole course and three clay courts, Deer Isle is a hilly island, but for intrepid cyclists, the scenery can't be beaten, The Stonington Opera House, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, has live theatre, music and dance as well as films throughout the summer season, There are a number of restaurants on the island and more in Blue Hill, which is a 35 minute drive away
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Harazuru Hotel, Taoyuan County
- Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
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- 38 smoke-free guestrooms
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- Air conditioning
- Garden
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- Free newspapers in the lobby
- Luggage storage
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- Refrigerator
- Free toiletries
- Garden
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- Elevator/lift
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
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- In Taoyuan City Centre
- Taoyuan Shrine (1.2 mi / 1.9 km)
- Taoyuan Arena (1.7 mi / 2.7 km)
- Taoyuan County Stadium (1.7 mi / 2.7 km)
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- The Jiangs Cultural Park (2.6 mi / 4.2 km)
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Changes to Tuition and Tippie Supplement
On July 18, 2016, the Iowa Board of Regents has approved a tuition increase for all University of Iowa students as well as an increase in supplemental tuition for students admitted to the Tippie College of Business. The increases are in effect for fall 2016.
The timing of this increase is unfortunate because it is so close to the start of the school year. The university sets its annual budget after the state decides its higher education appropriation, and the state appropriation was not finalized this year until late May. The UI (and the other state institutions) worked through budget implications as quickly as possible. UI officials then proposed tuition increases, which were put through the Regents' vetting process that includes a lengthy delay for public comment. The decision was finalized on July 18th.
We realize that rising costs are challenging for students and families, and university officials did examine all options and weighed many factors before proposing increases. Student development and support, along with providing outstanding educational experiences, are at the heart of our mission. Speaking directly to the increases in supplemental tuition, the increase is critical to our continued success. We are ranked in the top 25 best public business programs in the nation, number one in Iowa, and we work hard to provide the best learning experience and career outcomes, as evidenced by 96% of our undergraduates employed or enrolled in grad school within six months of graduation. Even with the increase, we remain among the best values in business education as we have one of the lowest total costs of attendance in the Big Ten.
That we are less expensive than other schools is not much consolation when your bill increases, and we understand that you may have additional questions. University officials will continue to provide communication and will be updating information on the Registrar's website. If you have questions about your financial aid, please contact the Office of Financial Aid directly. If you need additional clarification, have more questions, or would like to speak to someone in person please call the Undergraduate Program Office at 319-335-1037. While we do not have access to financial aid details, we are happy to discuss the forces that led to these increases as well as our plans for continuing to improve your educational experience.
In anticipation of some common questions, below is an FAQ on this topics. Please read on, or read the Board of Regents press release or the recent Gazette article for more information.<
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What is the tuition for this coming year?
Your annual tuition bill varies depending on your residency and year in school. Below is a table that shows the new annual tuition amount, which includes mandatory fees, university tuition, and Tippie's supplemental tuition. This fee schedule is effective for the 2016-2017 academic year. Please refer to the university's tuition tables for complete tuition and fee information.
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Why is the communication happening now, and not earlier?
The Iowa Board of Regents sets tuition, and this year the meeting for final approval was July 18. Until this time, there was considerable uncertainty about the increase. In fact, at the last minute, based on input from UI student leaders, the Regents reduced the increase for in-state students. We waited to communicate this information until all details were finalized.
Why has the tuition supplement increased?
The Tippie College of Business has seen a dramatic growth in the number of Direct Admission students (first-year students directly admitted into the college). More precisely, Direct Admit enrollments have more than tripled since 2010. In addition to growth in first-year admission, staffing and programming provided to all Tippie students has significantly increased, providing more breadth and depth in learning opportunities. Programming and support services have a positive impact on our students, but also incur significant costs. In order to continue these services, it is necessary for us to increase the supplemental tuition paid by business students.
What is the increased supplement going to be used for?
The Tippie College of Business is developing extensive programming to help our students succeed academically as well as build their preparedness for the job market. This programming, which requires additional professional staff, includes, but is not limited to:
- Experiential Learning Options (to help students fulfill a new graduation requirement called Tippie RISE)
- New Career Preparation Programming
- Expanded Advising Hours
- More Tutoring Services
- Revamped First-Year Seminar Course (for new first-year students admitted directly to Tippie)
- Additional Faculty in High Demand Areas (Business Analytics and Finance)
- Additional Scholarship Funds
How will I pay the increased supplement?
The Tippie College supplement is included in your new tuition figure. Your UBill will be updated on August 1 to reflect the revised tuition rate specific to your program and class standing.
What is being done to help offset the increased cost?
We understand that some families and students struggle to pay for college. To off-set the cost, we offer scholarships, including more than a million dollars awarded to undergraduate business students in the last year. Our alumni have stepped up to help us provide hundreds of scholarships, and raising funds for additional scholarships continues to be one of our top priorities. If you find that this increase poses a hardship, please make sure to contact the UI financial aid office to determine your options. You may also contact the Undergraduate Program Office (C140 PBB) or at 319-335-1037 to see if there are any additional scholarship opportunities open to you.


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The haunting sequel to Mantel's Every Day Is Mother's Day (see above) offers powerful insight into its precursor. Muriel Axon is the untouchable yet tarnished heroine here, and she selectively reveals her disturbing plans for revenge against all who vaguely knew and despised her. A decade after the close of the first book, Muriel has just been released from the institution where she was housed after her mother's suspicious death, and has since acquired new skills to aid her vengeful mission. Taking on the identity of "Poor Mrs. Wilmot," she rents a room from paranoid Russian landlord Mr. Kowalski and works the night shift as a cleaning lady at St. Matthew Hospital, where, not coincidentally, she assumes an unlikely bedside manner with the elder Mrs. Sidney and her former social worker Isabel Field's bedridden father. Mrs. Sidney's son, Colin; his wife, Sylvia; and their four children have moved into the former Axon home despite its history as a house of violent tragedy. Even after a renovation and the help of a new though odd housekeeper, Lizzie Blank, the house refuses to be maintained. Although Colin ended an affair years ago, the strain of being the breadwinner while being ignored by the civic-minded Sylvia and hassled by his money-grubbing teenagers allows him to entertain the fantasy of finding his lost lover. And he does reconnect, thanks in part to his naive, 18-year-old daughter. Surprise revelations from start to finish mark Mantel as a remarkably clever writer whose second book, paired with her first, makes for wickedly pleasurable reading. (Mar.)
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A rundown, and possibly haunted, Victorian house takes center stage in these back-to-back black comedies, written by British novelist Mantel (The Giant, O'Brien) with a distinct Rendellian flavor. In the first story, set in the mid-Seventies, Evelyn Axon, a terrorized, guilt-ridden widow, lives with her dull-witted daughter, Muriel. Into their lives comes the nettlesome social service bureaucracy, primarily in the person of Isabel Field, the last in a long series of social workers assigned to their case. Isabel has problems of her own, though, the main one being a stagnating affair with Colin Sydney, a married man she has met in an evening class on creative writing. Muriel has been encouraged to participate in weekly workshops for the mentally handicapped at the local community center, but she eludes both her mother and her case workers and manages to get herself pregnant. All these lives intersect at the novel's bizarre conclusion, as Evelyn dies, Muriel is institutionalized, and Colin Sydney's family take up residence in the Axons' house. The second novel opens ten years later as Muriel is caught up in the Eighties trend to deinstitutionalize the mentally challenged. Out on the streets once more, she knowingly adopts multiple personas with the misguided intention of exacting revenge on those she believes have wronged her, principally Isabel Field and Colin Sydney. Slowly, all these entangled lives begin to come undone. Like her fellow Brits Rose Tremain and Penelope Fitzgerald, Mantel continually produces novels that chart fresh terrain and derive from a wellspring of creative imagination. These two early novels herald the promise of the rich and varied literary career that followed. Recommended for most public libraries.
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Social worker Isabel Field, traumatized by her short but violent involvement with the Axon's, has married, but is still plagued by self-doubt and depression, unable to give her husband a child. The brief distraction of her affair with married schoolteacher Colin Sidney in the `70s met a predictable end with the pregnancy of Colin's wife, Sylvia, the social worker just another victim of the folly of loving a married man. Currently, Isabel derives more comfort from the bottle than her husband. For his part, Colin clings to the memories of his affair with Isabel as a respite from Sylvia's incessant carping about their unruly children and the career she might have had. With the impending arrival of their fourth child, the Sidney's have moved house, snapping up the Axon residence as a bargain, next door to Colin's unmarried sister, Florence.
Muriel is the star of the piece, an enigmatic creature whose cunning enables her to escape the tangled bureaucracy of the social welfare system. Ingenious in reentering the world without the taint of her past, Muriel is set on revenge with very specific targets in mind. Her personality forged by a crippling childhood and hostile mother, this single-minded gorgon embodies the dark side of human nature, her stunted emotional growth disguised by an ungainly body, unexpectedly delighted at the coincidences that abet her mission. And while family entanglements baffle both Isabel and the Sidney's, each character plays a part in the final drama, the outcome turning on the erratic behaviors of those who exist on society's margins and the odd coincidence.
Mantel brilliantly contrasts middle-class life and the deceits born of mental illness and chronic institutionalization, from Muriel's crafty assault on the past to Isabel Field's descent into alcoholism, Colin's chronic ineptitude and Sylvia's escalating demands for attention. Although Every Day is Mother's Day and Vacant Possession are separate novels, I imagine them combined into one chilling tale, a seamless narrative of dysfunction and retribution, where "blind chance... could catch you a painful blow with her white cane". Luan Gaines/2010.


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